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Whistle on '79 tour

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Who was using that whistle on Live Killers (and other times during the '79 tour)? One place you can hear it is after the sound-effects section of "Get Down, Make Love"...
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The whistle always seemed like a Freddie-ish thing to me but I can totally see Roger with the whistle! :)
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I was aways under the impression that is was John blowing the whistle.
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whistle?! what whistle?! i obviously haven't listened to that CD close enough although it's one of my favs... *gets up and searches for Queen Live Killers CD1 and starts playing it loud and has ears pinned back for that ever elusive whistle!*
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It's most probably some dollybird whistling at Flashy.
It usually is.
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Never ever would John blow a whistle. He may whistle from time to time but -

no! He wouldn't blow a whistle....
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The whistle was used by Roger. When the band extemporised during live renditions (that is musically make it up as they went along) the whistle was used as a signal to draw the band back together again.
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A wierd touch, but I quite like it!
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It was also used at the start of Let Me Entertain You. then Fred goes, "Hello, everbody! Feeling good? Are you ready to rock? Are you ready to roll?" Alright!!!"